Bundle up and dress for winter Monday. High temperatures in Connecticut are expected to stay near freezing, with wind chills in the single digits and teens.
Drivers encountered some slippery spots due to overnight and early morning snow in some areas.
Monday night will be cold, with lows in the teens.
It will be warmer Tuesday — but still lower than average for late March — with highs around 40.
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